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The safety and privacy concerns of storing your driver's license in a digital wallet - Engadget (opens the original)
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They can reveal less information than a physical card, but privacy protections don’t necessarily follow your data after you share it. Putting your driver's license in a digital wallet doesn't mean storing a picture of the plastic card on your phone. A standards-based mobile driver's license, or mDL, contains digitally signed information that lets a compatible reader verify it came from the issuing authority. That design can make some interactions more private than showing a physical card, while
Is A Free VPN Worth Using? Here's Why It Could Be Risky - AOL (opens the original)
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The old "if it's free, you're the product" line is catchy, but it's too simple for free VPNs. Some reputable providers offer limited free plans because they hope a portion of people who try will eventually pay. Other services rely on advertising, collect more data than privacy-minded users may be comfortable with or aren't clear about how they make money. So a free VPN can be worth using, but the price tag tells you less than the provider behind it and the tradeoffs attached to the free plan. A
Is a free VPN worth using? Here's why it could be risky - Engadget (opens the original)
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Free tiers backed by paying subscribers are easier to evaluate than unlimited VPNs that won't explain how they make money. The old "if it's free, you're the product" line is catchy, but it's too simple for free VPNs. Some reputable providers offer limited free plans because they hope a portion of people who try will eventually pay. Other services rely on advertising, collect more data than privacy-minded users may be comfortable with or aren't clear about how they make money. So a free VPN can b
How to know it's time to replace your EV battery - Engadget (opens the original)
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EV batteries usually fade gradually, so the real warning signs are often changes in behavior rather than age alone. An electric vehicle battery doesn't have a universal age or mileage at which it suddenly needs replacing. The high-voltage traction battery that powers the motors gradually loses some of its ability to store energy as it ages, which can reduce driving range without meaning the pack has failed. Complete battery failure is also relatively uncommon in newer EVs. A Department of Energy
Are you using the right Ethernet port on your router? Here's how to know - Engadget (opens the original)
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Your router has several Ethernet ports, but they might not all be for the same purpose. The Ethernet ports on the back of your router might seem interchangeable. On some routers they are, but others feature a mix of ports with different jobs and maximum speeds. One may connect the router to your modem or fiber terminal, while the others provide a wired connection for PCs, consoles and other devices around your home. Deciding on the right port depends first on what you're plugging in, then on how
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